Maria Christina
English countryside roots, Madrid-based. Writing about slow living, building your career and reflections on life while navigating your twenties.
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| Issues | 9 | Founded | 5 months ago | Last Issue | a month ago |
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Living abroad long enough for it to feel normal
When you first move abroad, everything feels noticeable.
You pay attention to small things. How people speak, how things are done, the way your day unfolds. Even simple interactions feel slightly unfamiliar, and that unfamiliarity makes ev...
The quiet pressure of ambition
Ambition isn’t always obvious.
It’s not always the loud, visible kind where you’re constantly chasing the next role or talking about big goals. More often, it’s quieter than that. It shows up in small ways, in the background, without reall...
Building routines without familiar anchors
There’s something quietly unsettling about living in a place where none of your usual reference points exist.
When you move abroad, or even just move cities, you don’t just lose geography. You lose familiarity. The café you always went to....
Missing studying and going back to it
A couple of years into working, I felt the urge to start studying again. I’d always known I wanted to continue my education after my degree, but early on, it was hard to know in which area it was worth investing my time. Everything still fe...
On not having it figured out (and why that’s fine)
There is a quiet pressure, especially early in your career, to sound certain. Certain about what you want to do, where you’re heading and whether the choices you’ve made are the right ones.
I’ve noticed how often people speak in hindsight,...
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English countryside roots, Madrid-based. A business consultant reflecting on work and life living abroad.
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